A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Europe . Russia fell an easy prey to their desire for territory . Had it not been for the great Teutonic military orders , the Tartars might have been able to sweep into west- ern Europe . As it was , Europeans were terrified . The fears of ...
... Europe . Russia fell an easy prey to their desire for territory . Had it not been for the great Teutonic military orders , the Tartars might have been able to sweep into west- ern Europe . As it was , Europeans were terrified . The fears of ...
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... western Europe . Obviously it could not have caused the Renaissance in Italy when that movement began as early as the thirteenth century . The fall of Constantinople was simply a dramatic event ; nothing more . It brought an end to the ...
... western Europe . Obviously it could not have caused the Renaissance in Italy when that movement began as early as the thirteenth century . The fall of Constantinople was simply a dramatic event ; nothing more . It brought an end to the ...
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... western Europe until the time of the crusades . The crusades not only served to stimulate the eco- nomic wants of Europeans , but , through the absence of the nobles and knights , they created a period of comparatively peaceful ...
... western Europe until the time of the crusades . The crusades not only served to stimulate the eco- nomic wants of Europeans , but , through the absence of the nobles and knights , they created a period of comparatively peaceful ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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